Satechi Slim Mouse — Wired & Wireless
from $36.35 ex GST
($39.99 inc GST)
Slim mice for classrooms, labs and staff desks. The choice comes down to one thing: whether the machine is shared.
Choose by how it's used:
C1 USB-C Wired — plug in and go, nothing to pair or charge. The right answer for a computer lab.
Slim LX USB-C Wired — the same wired simplicity in a slimmer body
Slim EX Wireless — for an assigned staff laptop where a cable is a nuisance
OntheGo — compact and portable, in black or sand, to travel with a tablet
Why wired usually wins in a school. A wireless mouse on a shared machine has to be paired, holds that pairing, and runs out of charge at the worst moment. A wired mouse works for whoever sits down. Save the wireless ones for individually assigned devices.
Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.
Satechi Slim W1 — Wired USB-C Backlit Keyboard
$90.90 ex GST
($99.99 inc GST)
The wired version of the Slim X1 — a compact backlit keyboard that connects over USB-C with no pairing, no charging and no battery to go flat mid-lesson. For a shared computer lab or a student workstation, wired is usually the right answer.
What it does:
Compact tenkeyless layout, no numeric keypad
USB-C wired connection — plug in and type
Backlit keys with 10 brightness levels
Slim aluminium body
Why wired matters in a school. A Bluetooth keyboard on a shared machine has to be paired, stays paired to the last device, and eventually needs charging. A wired keyboard works for whoever sits down. For labs and libraries, that difference is the whole decision.
Need a number pad? The Slim W3 is the same keyboard with a numeric keypad. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.
Satechi Slim W3 — Wired USB-C Backlit Keyboard
$99.99 ex GST
($109.99 inc GST)
A full-size wired backlit keyboard with a numeric keypad, connecting over USB-C. No pairing, no charging — the sensible choice for a shared machine where a different person sits down every period.
What it does:
Full-size extended layout with numeric keypad
USB-C wired connection
Backlit keys with 10 brightness levels
Slim aluminium body
Where the numeric keypad earns its place: maths, accounting and business studies, data entry in the front office, and any spreadsheet work. Students entering long number sequences on a top row are slower and make more errors.
Don't need the keypad? The Slim W1 is the same keyboard in a compact layout for less. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.